@Daniel_Sugarman There were many non-Jewish people who helped fund it and also back the campaign, including churches and the Quakers;it wasn’t solely funded by the Jewish community. My mother and uncle were both on the Kindertransport.
@debbie_xi Actually there were same sex kisses on British TV in the 1970s and in EastEnders in the mid 1980s there was the first gay soap character. There is also a gay character in the US comedy Soap played by Billy Crystal.
I have rarely seen the Jewish world so united in revulsion than in its response to this shameful display. Such conduct is the very antithesis of our core Jewish values and an awful Chillul Hashem.
Posting again, please 𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙚 because it seems the phrase “Genocide” is still being redefined by people who don’t have a clue.
The ICJ did NOT find that there was a Genocide in Gaza, not even a “PLAUSIBLE” one like they keep saying
Don’t believe me? Hear it from the President of the ICJ
Yet again your own refuse collectors have been littering rubbish @TowerHamletsNow when the bins deposit some contents when they are swinging. It a health hazard and you are responsible! When are you going to insist your staff collect it back up! Are you coming back to E14 6JS?
@TowerHamletsNow yet again your bin emptying van/crane tipped bags and other waste on the courtyard of Vickery’s Wharf E14 6JS as the unit swung open. It’s a repeated issue; seen similar unhygienic material on the pavement nearby. When will you return to collect your own litter?
1/ Police Use of Force, from someone who has been there and faced lethal threat. Yesterday’s incident in Golders Green has understandably sparked strong reactions — particularly around the level of force used by officers to stop an armed attacker.
Here’s some important context.
Unprecedented for a police chief to respond so directly & swiftly to the leader of a political party - and completely justified. Polanski's endorsement of that comment demonstrated his ignorance of the realities of policing & the dangers faced by those officers.
I’ve never seen a senior police officer write such a letter. Police officers put themselves on the line to save lives and Sir Mark is right to rebuke Polanski for a dog whistle that makes that harder. A self-serving and crass electoral stunt on the back of Jews. @metpoliceuk
“Apprehending violent and dangerous criminals is a full contact and messy task which may appear shocking to observers with little experience of policing in the real world.”
Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley writes to Zack Polanski.
40 years ago, being out and proud meant me choosing to be open about being gay. Today it means being openly Jewish.
It may no longer be safe, according to the @chiefrabbi, but I’m not going back in the closet!
Here’s my first Substack post.
https://t.co/N1ZIxkNzLf
@SCynic1 I recall him coming to the UJS Conference and thinking that he was being controversial by calling for a two state solution and being gobsmacked at the level of support he received from Jewish students
@SCynic1 @CPSUK There is obvious intentionality so at minimum it would be a S4 offence. However, it’s also clearly a S18 incitement of violence offence, both to Israelis living in London & the Jewish community more widely. Treating it as S5 also limits police powers to investigate.